Don't neglect the stems of
your bouquet! Here, 10 creative ways to personalize those pretty buds.
Consider Colored Yarn
A punch of color in the form
of blue yarn added a DIY touch to this delicate bouquet of peonies, ranunculus,
veronica, astilbe and lisianthus designed by Poppy Love Weddings.
Layer Lace and Ribbon
This bride's favorite hue,
eggplant purple, inspired her mostly monochromatic bouquet of violet orchids,
hydrangea and Calla lilies. The stems were wrapped in a piece of lace layered
over white ribbon.
Dye Silk Ribbon by Hand
This bride's bouquet
included air plants, dried saracena lilies, balsa-wood flowers, craspedia,
orchids, and yellow roses. The pièce de résistance was a piece of hand-dyed
silk ribbon that was sourced specifically for this bouquet.
Tie It Up with Twine
Wildflowers pulled from the
Arizona landscape were used in this rustic wedding bouquet tied with pink and
brown twine.
Let it Shine
The theme of this
sophisticated winter wedding was gold and silver, so naturally the bride's
bouquet was wrapped in sparkling metallic ribbon. The Utah-based floral
designer, Branches,
composed a classic bouquet out of roses, anemones and peonies.
Rope It Up
For their whirlwind
elopement off the coast of Spain, this couple worked with a local florist to
craft a wedding bouquet that reflected the lush landscape. Mission
accomplished. The succulent and orchid wedding bouquet fit right in with the
local surroundings, and the metallic-tinged rope used around the stem was a nod
towards the bride's golden-hued handmade wedding gown.
Tie on a Keepsake
The same lace used in her
scalloped-edge veil was added to this bride's rose and gardenia bouquet. Tied
to it was a picture of her grandparents added in remembrance.
Rough It Up
Janie Medley Flora
Design crafted this dahlia, dusty miller, astilbe, and seeded eucalyptus
wedding bouquet for a barn wedding. The swag of burlap is a nod towards the
wedding's rustic theme.
Go Long
Planning their backyard DIY
wedding was a breeze for this laid-back couple, who used hundreds of paper
circles tied with twine as their ceremony backdrop. The bride's pale pink and
coral bouquet tied with long, flowing lace and ribbon was equally unfussy.
Don't Shy Away from Drama
Black lace takes this bold
bouquet, designed by Denise
Fasanello Floral Design and filled with anemones, Hocus Pocus roses,
dahlias, scabiosa, celosia, ligustrum, and hypericum, from day to night.
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